Renee Good’s Relatives Testify Before Congress on ICE Accountability
Relatives of Renee Good, a Minneapolis woman fatally shot by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, delivered emotional testimony before Democratic members of Congress, calling for accountability regarding her death and that of other Americans.
Denver, CO, September 23, 2026 —
Relatives of Renee Good, a Minneapolis woman who was fatally shot by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, have delivered testimony before members of Congress. The family members appeared before Democratic lawmakers, sharing emotional accounts and calling for greater accountability concerning Ms. Good’s death, as well as the deaths of other Americans.
The specific date of the testimony was not provided. The circumstances surrounding the shooting incident involving ICE agents and Renee Good were not detailed in the information available. The contractor involved in the operation, if any, was not specified. The names of the relatives who delivered testimony were also not provided.
The testimony focused on seeking accountability for the actions that led to Ms. Good’s death. The relatives extended their call for accountability to include other incidents involving American citizens. The specifics of the alleged code violations or inspection outcomes related to this incident were not detailed. The amount of any fines or penalties, if applicable, was not disclosed.
The proceedings took place before Democratic members of Congress, indicating a focus on potential legislative or oversight actions. The outcome of the testimony, including any subsequent steps or investigations initiated by the congressional members, was not detailed. The family’s stated objective is to ensure that incidents like the death of Renee Good are met with thorough review and appropriate accountability measures.
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